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Wolfe demanded during dying
"Which obtain the Day"?
"General, the British"—"Easy"
Answered Wolfe "to die"
Montcalm, his opposing Spirit
Rendered with a smile
"Sweet" said he "my own Surrender
Liberty's beguile"
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Comments1Wow, this poem really hit me. It's super deep thinking about death and liberty like that. Makes you appreciate life and freedom a lot more. Def gonna reference it in my homework assignment tonight.